Ma Ying-jeou: Biden said that not supporting "Taiwan independence" is of great significance to Taiwan and to cross-strait peace

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According to Taiwan's China Times News Network reported on the 18th, after the video meeting between the Heads of State of China and the United States, the outside world paid attention to changes in the situation in the Taiwan Strait. Ma Ying-jeou, former leader of the Taiwan authorities, said today (18 July) that the two sides are worthy of recognition for breaking the ice, especially when US President Joe Biden specifically said that he does not support "Taiwan independence."This is of great significance to Taiwan and to cross-strait peace.

Ma Ying-jeou (Source: Lianhe Bao)

After the meeting, the Chinese Foreign Ministry issued a press release saying that Biden said that the United States pursues a one-China policy and does not support "Taiwan independence," which has aroused heated discussion on the island.

According to the China Times News Network, Ma Ying-jeou attended the "four consents, that is, public opinion" double north (referring to Taipei City and New Taipei City) "refers to the referendum" bus on the road press conference held by the Blue Camp this morning, and after the meeting, he said in an interview that although there has not been a great change in the positions of China and the United States, at least they can meet and break the ice, which is a phenomenon worthy of affirmation. He said: In particular, Biden said that he does not support "Taiwan independence," which is of great significance to Taiwan and to cross-strait peace.

Taiwan's "Wang Pao" published an editorial on the 17th, saying that under the traditional geopolitics, Sino-US competition is an inevitable development, and the leader of the Taiwan region must think about how to create a more peaceful and stable environment. Former Taiwan "ambassador" Jie Wenji noted that the atmosphere of the Sino-US summit talks was very good and exceeded his expectations, which is why the DPP authorities are so nervous. Jie Wenji believes that when Beijing faces serious challenges to the Taiwan issue, it has shown "strategic determination"; as for Taiwan, he reminded, "In the past, Taiwan was a chess piece, and the chess pieces were still very peaceful, and if it was used as a weapon, Taiwan's fate would become more and more 'uncertain'!" ”